Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Saturday, January 07, 2012

New Saltwater Fishing Regulations Available Online


2012 fishing regs guidebook
 Anglers, make sure you know what fish you can keep -- and how many -- when enjoying your favorite sport by checking out the new January 2012 Saltwater Recreational Fishing Regulations for Florida. Produced by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the regulations are now available online for review or download at:myfwc.com/fishing/saltwater/regulations/    
   
You can also sign up to receive the monthly "Hot Sheet" via email to learn about changes in state and federal fishing regulations, season openings and closures and other current events in Marine Fisheries.

Tuesday, November 01, 2011

City of Life and Death, the story of a holocaust the west has forgotten.

Showing Friday, November 11, 2011 - 7 pm @ Eckerd College. 4200 54th Avenue South
St. Petersburg, FL 33711 (800) 456-9009 or (727) 867-1166 | Directions &  Map
City of Life and Death Directed by Lu Chuan (Mandarin with English Subtitles, 132m, 2009)
City of Life and Death
A vividly realistic, beautifully shot black and white portrayal of the 1937 siege of the Chinese capital of Nanking by Japanese forces.  Kenneth Turan of the LA Times described the film as "Harrowing and unflinching...City of Life and Death is a cinematic experience unlike any you've had before. It's a film strong enough to change your life"
This story was forgotten because Japanese refused to officially acknowledge the massacre and the Chinese government did not want to raise the issue, perhaps because of their own human rights abuses.


The Official site of Iris Chang the Movie - The Rape of Nanking

www.irischangthemovie.com/
This story was brought back to the worlds attention by Iris Chang, who's family was from Nanjing.


Saturday, September 24, 2011

58: THE FILM




58: THE FILM

Friday, September 23, 2011

Our Town: Conversations with St. Pete Mythmakers

Thursday, September 29, 6:30 - 7:45 pm

Our Town is a once-a-month conversation with a notable St. Pete mythmaker.
Host Dr. Carol Mickett, philosopher and artist, will converse with these local heroes about their visions, accomplishments, and contributions to shaping the identity of our town.
Where else but at the Dali Museum - which showcases the mythmaking of artist Salvador Dali - to honor the people of our city and its surroundings who are building the greatness which is St. Petersburg?

This month's guest: Mrs. Johnnie B. Mack

Cost: Free to all. Series takes place in the Theater. Come early for tapas and copas for sale at Cafe Gala. RSVP at 727-623-4710